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A Poets Diary by des1331
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I really enjoy writing and I have been writing poems for a while, I'm finally gaining the confidence to share them, some are extremely personal to me and discuss some topics that may make people uncomfortable so please check the tws. Most of them are genuine, and a few are dramatized and/ or are made up completely. It's up to the reader to figure out which are which. That's the beauty of interpretation. The ones that use quotes or I said that whoever said a certain thing are one hundred percent real, I could provide screenshots to prove them. Anyway, even though most of these are genuine and come from me, if you want me to write about something specific, I can definitely try just lmk! Best Ranks #2 In Poem #3 in poetry/poembook
WHO AM I? & Other Poems by AngelRay66
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Just some random poems that I wrote on various topics.
Breathe  by Ashes_Rewoven
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Finding Myself Series - Book 4 I am learning to stand in places I never thought I'd go.
The Weight We Carry by hagilyforever
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Every heart holds a story, and every story leaves a weight behind. The Weight We Carry is a living collection - written in real time, in the middle of survival, burnout, healing, and trying again anyway. These poems come from the spaces between responsibilities: grocery aisles, late nights, applications, shifts, side hustles, and the quiet moments when everything finally catches up. This collection explores the ache of memory, the exhaustion of caring too much, the frustration of broken systems, and the complicated reality of choosing to help when it costs you something. There is grief here, and anger, and dark humor. There is healing, but it is not linear. Hope shows up when it can, but it doesn't pretend to fix everything. Through raw, unfiltered verses, The Weight We Carry holds space for the people who keep going without applause - the helpers, the burned out, the ones trying to build something better while still carrying their own survival on their backs. These poems are for anyone who has felt the weight of the world press down and kept moving anyway. Not because it was easy. But because stopping was never really an option.
Collide by y_egiap
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Charlotte Spring is figure skate dancer from Iowa has been offered a spot at UCONN due to her being wanted to skate at the Olympics but her school Iowa pulled her out, humiliating her. When she moves over to Connecticut she meets new friends, a new team and a lover? Charlotte has been fancy of a with a certain basketball player on the UCONN women basketball team, Paige Bueckers. What happens when the two girls worlds collides.